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https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/issues/8266#issuecomment-2589623590

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   The issue you're experiencing, where only the last entry of the `users.csv` 
file is displayed in Grafana Explore, could be due to several reasons related 
to data ingestion or query execution. Here are some steps to troubleshoot and 
resolve the issue:
   
   1. **CSV File Format**: Ensure that the `users.csv` file is correctly 
formatted. Check for any anomalies such as missing headers, inconsistent 
delimiters, or improperly quoted fields that might affect data parsing.
   
   2. **Data Ingestion Process**: Verify that the data ingestion process is 
correctly configured. Ensure that the `curl` command is correctly uploading the 
entire file and that there are no errors during the upload process. You might 
want to check the logs for any warnings or errors that could indicate issues 
during data ingestion.
   
   3. **Database Configuration**: Check the database configuration to ensure 
that it is set up to handle multiple entries. There might be constraints or 
triggers that are affecting how data is stored.
   
   4. **SQL Query**: Double-check the SQL query used in Grafana Explore. Ensure 
that there are no filters or conditions that might limit the results to a 
single entry. You can try running the query directly on the database outside of 
Grafana to see if the issue persists.
   
   5. **Grafana Configuration**: Ensure that Grafana is correctly configured to 
connect to the database and retrieve data. Check the data source settings in 
Grafana to ensure they are correct.
   
   If these steps do not resolve the issue, consider checking for any known 
limitations or bugs in the current version of Apache DevLake that might affect 
data visibility in Grafana Explore. Additionally, reviewing the logs for both 
Apache DevLake and Grafana might provide more insights into the problem.
   
   
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